These recommendations are computed through the characteristics of the competences from each subject and the designed activities, modeled by fuzzy linguistic labels.
Part of the competence stems from an outward and future orientation of the firms' members and the intelligent use of systems and processes to empower this" [44].
In addition, the students were impressed with TAs competences in technical skills and knowledge, giving TAs an average score of 4.4 out of 5 (data 3 in the Supplemental Material), indicating satisfaction with the competence support from TAs.
We added the competence level (score) from each activity in which the participant engaged in total and in their 10 therapeutic activity clusters, and calculated an average score for the total activity and 10 clusters (i.e., the added score was divided by the number of activities engaged).
Foreign investors in Bulgaria also expect Mr. Oresharski's expertise to raise the level of competence from that of the government of Mr. Borisov, said Kenneth Lefkowitz, an adviser to foreign investors at New Europe Corporate Advisory in Sofia.
We received the evaluation results regarding system competence from the organizers of the BioCreative IAT track.
The gain in competence from one day to the next is infinitesimally small.
In part, the difference of outcome may be related to the diversity of both the interview methods – from unstructured to highly structured – and the competence of the interviewers – from laymen with no personality assessment training at all to professionally trained psychologists.
A main effect of developmental period [F 3,594) = 25.7, P < 0.001] was explained by the increase of competence from early childhood to adolescence (P < 0.05), and by the decrease of competence in adulthood as compared to adolescence (P < 0.05).
It is relevant to focus on the caregiver's sense of competence from the healthcare economic viewpoint, since a sense of competence is an important determinant of delaying institutionalization of the patient [ 10].
